Wayman Tisdale, a famous NBA Player and more famous jazz bassist died at age of 44 in the morning on May 15, 2009. He had played for the NBA Teams like the Phoenix Suns, Sacremento Kings and the Indiana Pacers however made a real name as a Jazz Bassist releasing eight albums. His Albums included In The Zone (1996), Decisions (1998), Face to Face (2001), Presents 21 Days (2003), Hang Time (2004), Way Up (2006), Rebound (2008).
He died after discovering a osteosarcoma when he fell down the stairs which uncovered a cyst and also made him loose his leg. More than a player or a musician he will be remembered as a great human being as his Oklahoma coach Jeff Capel told the FOX News. He said,”He’s one of the best human beings I’ve ever been around in my entire life this morning.Anyone who’s ever met him is hurting today because he made you feel special.”
His distinguished career included being a three-time All-American at Oklahoma and 12 seasons in the NBA and also being a good musician.
May God Bless His Soul. Also See Wayman Talking about his album Wayup below after the Jump.
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